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    Hello welcome back to my blog.  I have been hard at work producing my commercial. Many of the videos I have watched have helped me learn the basics of using CapCut. I have also started collecting video clips to use in the commercial. I feel that what ive learned so far has greatly helped my video quality. One of the videos that helped me the most was from a youtuber named TechZG. He was walked me through using my iPhone in the best ways possible. I plan on watching more of his videos in the future. I also recommend Think Media for a in depth video tutorial on all the best iPhone settings. Having YouTube as a tool has been very helpful. I plan to make a rough draft of my commercial and go back and edit it after. I feel if I repeat this process my final result will be much better. My editing on CapCut has improve greatly too. I have watched videos from Kevin Stratvert to help me learn all the tools I will need to fine tune my commercial. So far I enjoy using CapCut for its beginner friendly interface. It also has a wide variety of templates to choose from. I have been practicing making short videos in my free time to get use to using all the tools. I also have tried using their "Magic Tools" that they offer. This includes a video stabilizer tool which makes all your videos smooth and professional. I look forward to further improving my skills and completing this project.


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